Which of the following would indicate that a patient has increased vascular tone?

CAB is performed instead of ABC in the primary assessment when the patient:

A patient who has criteria on the yellow section of the American College of Surgeons Trauma Triage Guidelines with no red items would receive what transport decision?

How would the 'B' in the BEFAST stroke scale be measured?

Which assessment finding would indicate the need for naloxone?

You observe a patient using their neck and shoulder muscles to assist their breathing. What is this assessment finding called?

Chest pain that is pleuritic in nature is best described as:

You observe a patient experiencing an allergic reaction. They have raised red marks on their neck and torso. These marks are called:

A 25-year-old fell and tells you they believe they broke tarsal bones. Where would you check a distal pulse for this injury?

Which of the following would be the most reliable indicator of reduced cardiac output?

Which of the following blood pressures has a narrowed pulse pressure?

You check the pulse of a 72-year-old and detect a rate of 54/minute. Choose two possible causes of this pulse rate.

You count a patient's respirations and observe 13 breaths in 30 seconds. What is the patient's respiratory rate?

Which of the following are part of the scene size-up? Choose two correct answers.

Which of the following statements describes an observation made for the 'nature of illness'?

Which of the following statements about auscultating lung sounds is correct?

The systolic blood pressure reflects which physiologic element?

Which of the following vital signs would indicate a trend toward developing hypovolemic shock? Choose three correct answers.

A 26-year-old experienced a sudden onset of breathing difficulty while working out at the gym. Choose the two most likely causes of the breathing difficulty.

You were dispatched for an overdose at a high school. You arrive and find an 18-year-old lying on the gym bleachers. They are making snoring sounds and their eyes are closed. You should first:

You attempt to auscultate a blood pressure but are in a very noisy environment. To obtain the most accurate estimate of blood pressure you should:

You check the pulse of a patient and count 26 beats in 15 seconds. The patient's pulse rate is how many beats per minute?

Which of the following would explain why a patient has jugular venous distention?

You are the first to arrive on the scene of a car crash on a four-lane limited-access highway. The cars are in the right lane of the roadway. Where should you park your ambulance?

You are assessing a patient who believes they are having a gallbladder attack. What quadrant of the abdomen would you palpate last?

Which of the following questions provide answers to elements of the OPQRST mnemonic? Choose two correct answers.

Which of the following are examples of a closed-ended question? Choose two correct answers.

An unresponsive 72-year-old is lying on the floor. How should you check for signs of breathing and pulse?

A patient with a spleen injury perceives pain from the injury in the right shoulder. What type of pain is this?

What is the normal range for blood glucose?